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Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor

مرزا رجب علی بیگ سرور

Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor بالأردية الأصلية مع ترجمة مقابلة. الفصلان الأولان من كل عمل مجانيان مع إعلانات، ويمكن للأعضاء والرعاة قراءة العمل كاملًا بلا إعلانات. ويمكن قراءة الأعمال أيضًا بالأردية بالحروف اللاتينية وبالخط الهندي.

أعمال Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor

الداستان

الفصلان الأولان مجانًا

Shagufa-e-Mohabbat (The Blossom of Love)

شگوفۂ محبت

Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor

Rajab Ali Beg Suroor's prose dastan, written in Lucknow in the reign of Wajid Ali Shah and printed in 1856 after the end of the kingdom of Oudh: King Azar Shah's quest for an heir, the madness of Queen Saman Rukh, and the tale told to cure her, of Prince Jahan Ara of Khurasan and the fairy princess Mehr Jamal, his trials as a pigeon and a deer, his wedding in Fairyland and his single combat with the prince of Firoz Koh. Complete Urdu text from Wikisource with a facing English translation, introduction and glossary. Cite as: Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor, Shagufa-e-Mohabbat, tr. urduintranslation.com (2026), https://www.urduintranslation.com/works/shagufa-e-mohabbat. The first two chapters are free to read.

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الداستان

الفصلان الأولان مجانًا

Fasana-e-Ajaib (The Tale of Wonders)

فسانۂ عجائب

Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor

The great dastan of Lucknow, written by Mirza Rajab Ali Beg Suroor (1785–1867) in 1824, in exile at Cawnpore, and revised by him for the Benares edition of his old age: Lucknow's answer to Mir Amman's Bagh-o-Bahar, in rhymed, ornate prose studded with verse. Prince Jan-e-Alam of Khotan buys a talking parrot that tells him of Princess Anjuman Ara of the golden land of Zarnigar, and he sets out, unseen love in his heart, through enchanted deserts: a witch's garden, the fairy princess Mehr Nigar and her saintly father, a fortress of fire, a vizier's son who steals his body and leaves him a monkey, a shipwreck, a yogi on a mountain, demons, a white giant, and a frozen desert where a parrot's tale saves a marriage. Around the story Suroor sets a famous portrait of Lucknow in the days of its kings: its bakers and perfumers, poets and musicians, kite-fliers and courtesans. The complete text, nothing left out, with a facing English translation paragraph by paragraph; the first two chapters are free to read.

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